Use a simple, consistent comparison across spots. Don’t pick the one with the highest single reading; prioritize sustained, usable performance over time, combining throughput with signal quality and stability. For each spot, run several minutes of tests under similar conditions with the same antenna and cable length. Record RSRP, RSRQ and SINR, the serving cell and band, plus latency and throughput (download and upload). Note environmental factors and any obstructions, and keep test conditions consistent to avoid bias. Then compare the results: look at the average throughput and variability, the stability of latency, and whether the signal quality remains good across the test window. Choose the location that delivers the best balance of stable performance and usable throughput, not just the best peak number. Document your final decision and the reasoning you used.
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